5.3K views · 23 reactions | Pests are inevitable in a biodiverse garden and we're exploring effective alternatives without using harmful chemicals. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) offers a holistic approach, combining biological, mechanical, and physical methods to control pests sustainably. Stay tuned for our next video as we delve deeper into IPM and its benefits! | Vego Garden | Facebook

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) promotes sustainable farming practices, and solar light traps are a key eco-friendly tool in this approach. These devices attract and capture harmful insects using solar-powered UV light, reducing the need for pesticides. They help farmers protect crops naturally by controlling pests like moths, beetles, and flies. Benefits include cost savings, improved yields, and preservation of beneficial insects. Solar light traps are easy to use, sustainable, and environmen

1,000 IPM with 0 tearout - that's why pros run Amana Tool's Spektra industrial-quality router bits. | Toolstoday Router Bits and Saw Blades | Facebook

1,000 IPM with 0 tearout - that's why pros run Amana Tool's Spektra industrial-quality router bits. | Toolstoday Router Bits and Saw Blades

13 reactions | PART 2: Andrew Sutherland, Urban Integrated Pest Management Advisor for UC Statewide IPM Program, Urban/Community in the #SanFrancisco Bay Area, shows how his work often calls on him to play pest detective.In this case, he worked with #pest control operator Pestec to evaluate different methods to attract and trap tropical rat mites. In this episode, Andrew shows us what he discovered. | UC Agriculture & Natural Resources | Facebook